ABOUT US
Visit 3 Slave Cemeteries and a former Slave church as we re-create the Interfaith Pilgrimage of 1998 via the QCT Charlotte Pilgrimage Tour.
Plus over 50 sites of Charlotte’s Black/African-American and mainstream history on the QCT Charlotte Pilgrimage Tour.
All tours depart from the 7th Street Public Market at 224 East 7th Street in Uptown/Downtown/Center City Charlotte. Paid and limited free parking available depending on availability. Catch the Light Rail/Lynx/Blue Line to avoid parking issues (currently $4.40 round trip).
Now offered May thru October for parties of 4 or more!
pricing
Advance/Week Of/Day Of:
Adult (13-61) — $20/$25/$30
Senior (62+) — $18/$23/$28
Child/Student (5-12) — $16/$21/$26
Group Rate — $5 OFF (10+)
Private Group Rates – Click on “Check for Availability” below for rate
Advance reservations strongly recommended!
Refunds issued if tour is cancelled by our company.
Boarding
1st Slave Cemetery
2nd Slave Cemetery
3rd Slave Cemetery
UPCOMING EVENTS
black history month
Feb. 2020
juneteenth
Sat./Sun. June 20, 21, 2020
may – october
2019
OTHER TOUR/DAY TRIP OPTIONS:
QCT holiday trips
“Tis the Season to be Jolly on one or more Holiday Trips 2019”
books by popular demand!
Enhance your QCT Charlotte NC Tour experience by purchasing one or all three of the insightful books below that unfold in the manner as our tours but includes additional background details on each one of the more than 100 sites covered on each tour. We like to call it the Good, the Bad, and the Surprising nuggets of Charlotte NC history!
charlotte from a tour guide’s perspective
Explore Uptown/Downtown/Center City Charlotte to include 4th, 3rd, 1st, and 2nd Wards.
juan d. “Jay” whipple
Author
more charlotte from a tour guide’s perspective
Explore the Historic Dilworth and Myers Park communities as well as 2nd and 1st Wards in Uptown/Downtown/Center City Charlotte.
juan d. “Jay” whipple
Author
black charlotte from a tour guide’s perspective
Explore Uptown/Downtown/Center City Charlotte to include 4th, 3rd, 1st, and 2nd Wards as well as the Historic Biddleville, Washington Heights, McCrory Heights, and Dalebrook Black communities.
juan d. “Jay” whipple
Author
